The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, December 18, 1900, Image 3
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Knights of Pythias,
Caatle 3EX'A11,
Newberry Lodge No. 75.
S T AT E D OONVENTIONS OF
this Lodge will be held the 2nd
aud 4th Tuesday nights of each month
at '7.30. Visiting Knights cordially
welcomed. THOS. E. EP 'ING,
K. of R. and S.
Crotwell Hotel Buildink.
NEWBERIT COTTON MARKEr.
(Corrected twice a week by J. W. Gary & Co;)
December 18th, 1900.
Best...... ........................ 81
Racket Mtore
Has a bewildering array of Toys and
Novelties that is worth a visit to see.
Also Fruits and Candies for the holi
days. t&f3t
ciheraw's iostnaster.
Washington, Dec. 14.-The President
today sent the following nomination of
postmaster to the Senate:
South Carolina-E. M. Wells, Che
raw.--The State.
It Haved I, Leg.
P. A. Danforth, of LaGrange, Ga.,
suffered intensely for six months with a
frightful running sore on his leg, but
writes that Buckien's Arnica Salve
wholly oured it in ten (lays. For Ul
cers, Wounds, burns, lils, Pain or
Piles it's the best salve in the world.
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c. Sold by
all druggists.
Go to J. W. White's for Christmas
goods. The fnest display in New borry.
China a Specialty. tf.
A Sliver Wedding.
Cards have been received by their
frienne in Newberry from Rev. and
Mrs. A. Coke Smith, announcing tha
celebration on Saturday. December 22,
of the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage, at 25'7 York Street, Norfolk,
Va.
Don't use any of the counterfeits of
DeWitt?s Witch Hazel Salve. Most of
them are worthless or liable to cause
injury. The original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is a certain cure for Piles,
eczema, cuts, scelds, burns, sores and
skin diseases. Gilder's Corner Drug
Store.
To get Christmas goods suitable for
p resents go to J. W. White's. He has
beautiful and suitable goods that be
will sell at rock bottom prices. tf,
Smith Co. Sells the best Raisins at
only 10 cents per pound, Regular price
15 cent. 3tt.
Twenty-fifth Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Schum pert will be
"At Home" to their friends on Satur
day evening, January 5t.h, 1900, af 7 30
and 8.30 o'clock. This will be the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the mar
riageof Osborne Lamar Schumpert and
Nannie Estell Pool.
Carry the children to the Racket
Store, to see the large show doll. Dolls
of every kind there. 2t
Many persons have had the expe
rience of Mr Peter Sherman, of North
&tratford, N. R , who says, ''For years
I suffered torture from chronie indijes
tion, but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure made a
well man ot me " It digests what you
est and is a certain cure for dyspepsia
and every form of stomach trouble. It
gives relief at once even in the worst
cases, and can't help but do 300 good.
Gilder's Corner Drug Store.
Lust.
'. Gold music niedil with "ilattie Lea
veIl" engraved ou it, finder will he lib
erally rewarded by leaving same at this.
ofllee or returning it to tisis Hattie
Leavell. f&t 3t.
Christmas goods at J. W. White's.
Good quality at tow prices. hf
Tou Know What You Are Taking
When you take Grove's Tasteless Chili
Tonic because the fomular is plainly
printed on every bottle showIng that it
is sim ply Iron and quinine in a taste
less form. No Cure, No Pay. 50O0.
The Ladies of West End.
The ladies of West Enri will serve
dinner in the vacant store room in
Summer Bros. block 02 Monday, the
24th inst, the proceeds of which will
go towards the payment of the debt cf
West End Biptist church. The menu
will consist of all the good things that
go to make one pleased with a dinner
inoluding oysters'to be served to or
~der. Tbe entire eli,y of Newberry is
invited to dine with the ladieu on that
*day, and the country people who come
to town that day will find that they can
get the best dinner in town at the
Ladies Bazar. Meals - will be served
from ten o'clock, a. in., till ten p. m.
Now is the time wheni croup and
7lung troubles prove rapidly fatal. The
only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results is One Minute Cough
Cure It Is very pleasant to take and
~can be relied upon to quickly cure
r''lighs, colds and all lung diseases It
will prov.ent consumption. Gilder's
Corner Druk 8tore.
,Clark's 200-yd. Spool, Cotton, 2 spools
for 5So, at S. J. Wooten t s ef
Stops the Congh and Works off the Vu'd
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, no p&y.
Price 25 cents.
We'offer One Hfundred Dollars Reward for
caeof C%tarl h that, ean not, be cured by
F. J.CH Ri i &O.,rrope, Toledo, O.
We t,he undersignmed have known P. J. Che
~ svfor the lst 15 years, and believe bum
kireot honorable In all business transac
tns fidnaneiallt able so carry out any
W?TAtr WbolesaleDrngglets 0e
-WA1DING, iINNAN & MARVIN Wolesale
S.ru g1te, Toledo. "hio
flIi' Catarrbh(hare is ta.ken Internally, act
lng direct,ly upon the blood and mucous sur
esof. th ein. Price 760 per bottle.
iaa Family il are thea best.ree
T Tco o Care a Cold In One Day.
TaeLaxative Br"nmo Quinine Tablet.
All druggists refund the anoney it it
~ alls to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
a nn maoh bOx. 25o..
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Mr. W. A. Hill and family have
moveed into the Werber house on Col- th
lege Street. we
In another column of this paper see we
ad. of personal property sale by Mr. l'd
Jno. R. Atchison. lai
Miss. Annie E. Furman of Clemson
College is with her sister Mrs W. I. Ut
Herbert. o
Rev. and Mrs. T. Grigsby Herbert, i
of Pelzer, spent Friday and Saturday
with his brother Rev. W. I HIerbert.
On the outside of this paper we pub- th
lish a report from Solicitor Sease 811
which makes an excellent showing. gr
Read it. wil
Mrs. C. L. Hunter and Mrs. Alice L. I
Robertson will leave tomorrow for ole
Houston Texas where they will mako hu
their future home. 'J
Mr. William Watts, formerly of e1
Laurens S. C., but now of Denver, an
Colorado, was visiting relatives and
friends here the latter part of last week M1
Miss S.ehumpert, of Newberry, S. C., an
arrived yesterday and is the guest of
Mrs. Gylcs M. Berry on Greene street
-Augusta Chronicle Dee, I. pr
Rev. B. D. Lucas, the new pastor of I
O'Neall 6treet Methodist church ar- da
rived in the city Saturday and preached tn
to his congregation on Sunday. We no
welcome him to our town.
Mr. M. M. Satterwhite, one of the
most successful planters in the up--oun- th
try and also one of the largest-hearted
citizens of the county, as well as one of Sa
the best shots in the State, has our 8
thanks for a mess of birds. 8
Grumby Davis, the negro who was dr
arrested here Friday night a week ago,
and placed in jail on the charge of as- ye
sault and batte-y with intent to kill P1
and resisting arrest was before magis- M
trate Chappell last week and was bound II
over to await his trial at the next term Po
of the sessions court. Bail was fixed
in the sum or $200. In default of bond
Davis was committed to jail. Lo
Mr. P. J. Voss, superintendent of the gih
watr- works and electric light plant of I, .
Newberry, is here representing the 17t
local Lodge at that city. Mr Voss is
also city electrician of Newberry and rit
boasts that his city has the most com Bpi
plete water and electric plant in this tw
State.-News and Courier, Dec. 12 Ie
Dr. E. N. Kibler is here from Pros- for
perity. When he was introduced to
some one yesterday morning he was rai
asked if he were not from "Fro. I
Level." Ilis reply cannot be recorded
here. Prosperity, however, has little
need for the services of a physician,
but Dr. Kibler lives there just thesame
and has a flue practice.--News anti j
Ciurter Dec. 12. -S
V(
When the sto,tiach is tired out . Fr.
must have a rest, but we can't live ,a
without food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure e I
'digests what you eat" so that you can 1u
eat all the good food you want while It #ri
is restoring the dijestive organs tf to
health. It is the only preparation tha, rel
digests all kinds of food. Gilder's Cor
ner Drug Store.
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The Literary sootettes of Nfwberry Collego- Oh
to Celebrate their Annivermary.
As has been the custom for the past
seven years, the Literary Societies of
Newberry College will give a joint de
bate and oritorical contest in the opera "
house in March, 1901. us
A new feature of the occasion will be
an essay by a young lady chosen to ni
represent the Philomathian Society. br
This being the first representative
from that society since co-educa'ion
was established in Newberry College. do
Those taking part in the evening's co
entertainment will be: C)
W. 3. Swittenburg, of the Phrena
kosmian, President; WV. G. Haigler,
Phrenakosmian, orator,.t
Subject-Resolved that the Brit,ish ha
South African policy is justl0able. re
Debators-3. E. Shealy and H. C.
Lorick, Phrenakosmian; J. B Setzler mc
and E. E. Hendrix, Excelsior. J. B.
Derrick, Excelsior orator. mc
Miss Annie M. Riser Essayist from ne
Philomathian. n
Bismarok's Iron Nerve hit
Was the result of his splendid health gal
Indomitable will and tremendous ener- sic
gy are not found where Stomach, Liver, "s
Kidney and Bowels are out of order.
If you want these qualities and the
success they bring, use Dr. Kings'
New Life Pills. They develop every
power of brain and body. Only 260 at '
all Drug Stores. O
An Amdavit.O
We publish below a copy of the aml- is
davit given by Scott Thompson to eel
Sheriff Buford in Augusta. 'lad not a
this amfdavlt been secured it would act
have been necessary to walt ten days, sel
with considerable expense, before the b
prisoner could have been brought to col
South Carolina. Mi
Augusta, Ga., Dee. 11, 1900. eh
This is to certify that I am willing an
to go to South Carolina with Sheriff gO
M. M. Buford, of Newberry County. S. Ka
C., without any rtquisition from the of
Governor of Georgia, to answer to a"
charge of False Pretence, under a war- cc
rant issued by Magistrate J. I. e'hap- ye
pci, and affdavit sworn to by WV. F. op
E wart, on the first day of October, 1900 col
ScoTr THOMPSON. ''I
Witnesses: O
Robert, Peebles. ,c
C. T. Wise.
Prew.nted a TNrO ly.
Timely information given .Mrs. by
George Long of New Straitsville, Ohio toi
prevented a dreadful tragedy and saved of
twolives. A frightful congh had long -sht
kept her awake every night. She had w)
tried many remedies and doctors but i th
steadily grew worse until urged to try |al'
Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle trl
wholly cured her, and sbe writes this p
marvelous medicine also cured Mfr. , TI
Long of a severe attack of Pneumonia. Iea
Such cures are positive proof of the les
matchless merit of this grand remedy fa
for curing all throat, chest and lung w
troubles. Only 50O0 and 81..00. Every si
bottle guarant,eed, Trial bottles free at Li
All Drung Sitrs. h
uter--U.Idweni.
:n Wednesday evening December 12,
a residence of Mrs. Angelina Cald
11 was the sceno of a pretty home
ddling, when Mr Joseph Ii. Hunter
to Hiymcns altar Miss Susan Ade
do Caldwell. P1ronptly at six o'clock
vs. J. B. 1lood and E. P. McClintock
3 olliciat I ng ml inIsters entered t(he par
which had been tastily 0ecorated
the occasto, followed by little
1e3s Nina Gibson and Joseph CaiW
II, nieces of the lbride, strew'ing the
h way wit 11 lowers, erVV whiC came1
bride hamtdsomely altired in white
c, and leanilng on the arm of the
>omn, when the words were spoken
ichl made the twain one f1 ish.
m mdliately after tle cerenony an
,ant -supjper was served to abr);it one
ndred guest.
ph" Iany costly 11nd beautiful pres
atCsted to the popularity of Mr
I MIs. liunter.
)n Thuirsday afternoon at live o'clock
. and Mrs. Hunter entertained a
arty of their friends at their home
Prosperity.
Are wish for them na'ny happy and
)sperous yoars.
)eWitt's Little Early Iisers are
inty little pills, but they never fail
cleanse the iliver, remove obstruetio- s
:1 invigorate the system. Gilder Cor
r Drug Storo.
An Entertatumut tt Prospnrity.
rhere will be an entertainment under
)auspicies of the Prosperity Graded
Lool, at the School building, on Fri
v night December 21, beginning at
'clock.
rho entert,alnmont, will consist of a
11, and a play.
Phe drill will be executed by nine
ing ladies, called Vcst:tl Virgins, rc
-eenting the nine muses of Roman
tbology. It will consist of March
, Statue Groupings, and Classical
908.
The play will be "The Courtship of
les Standish." It is adapted from
ngfellow's poem of this title, and
,es a beautifal picture of puiitan life
A.merica during the early part of the
11 century.
ne characters will be diessed in pu
an costumes, and the old fashioned
uning wheel will be introduced ti
> of the scones. The proceed-4 will
used in the purchase of new books
the echool Library.
,ome out and elijoy an evening of
'o entertainment, Popular prices.
Ldults, 25 cts. - 0. ct ets.
)ne of the largest and most complete
s of China and Tin ware ever put on
Newberry market, is to be found at
V Whites. Fancy China, Cups,
icers, Dinner Sets and Tea Sets ol
ry dt-scription from the very best
-nch China to he ordinary plat -
re, is to --e found here-. In fact, ituh
,he place for Christ,mns shtjpjtrs to
)ply their wants. k.hi istns good
to be had here, and they aro boun4i
ilease in quality and price. Remen
.J. W. White's for Christ iuagoods. tf
?ancy China at J. W. White's at the
re!t prices. The very articles for
ristmas presents. tif.
Gi.antinga Abount Timo,thy Cree k
0g s are ecarco for Christmas in this
tioni, but ( hirist was will not wait on
aind is coining at a r'apid pace.
4rs. Cu.'ie Relghly spent Saturday
ht and Sundaiy In our midst with her
tber, Mr. Barley Cromer.
L negro house belonging to Mrs
~ry Hawkins caught fire and burned
en here W-dniesday. Her loss is
isiderable. Henry Wheeler, t,he
ored family, succeeded ini savIng all
tir' bolongings except, a shot gun.
P'he penalty assIgned to theft, seems
add to its charm. Dr. W. E. Lak
Shad some corn and cotton stolen
ently.
,ev. George S. Bearden and family
ved to Columbia Monday.
dr. Peter Hawkmns and family have
ved into their handsome dwelling
ir Dr. W. E. Lake's.
dlr. Chesley Hunter has made a mie
a molasses from the sugar cane. On
patch of half an acre he made 140
tIons. The freeze had hurt It con
erably or the 'number of gallons
uld have exceeded 140.
VERONA.
D)ee. 14, 1000.
Herald Square Opera Company.
Phe Mascot by the Herald Square
era Company of New York was pro
ted to afairly good and nce at, the
era House last night. The company
in unusually good one. There at e
'oral particularly flue voices in t he
npany. Mr. Harry Nelson possesses
magnificent tenor and in the char
er of Pince Frederic acquitted him
f well. Mr. Tlhomas, Callahan Is a
ng-up Prince Lorenizo with a fine
ice, while Tom Whyte is the most
igenial Rocco ever seen in New borry.
s St,etson as Betteua gave a most
arming presentation of the character
di sang s weet,ly.
Flametta, as played by MIss Rcott,
aid not have been better. Mr. Rlobert
mne, as Plppo, has a clear conception
the role, and made friends with the
dience., This is one of those good
mpanies that happen along onen a
ar, and our pe,,ple sh"nld pack the
Bra house 'onilght.to see the same
npany present the great c'mic opera
Ii 'lee Taylor." Professor Howard
ok will preside at the piano and ac
mpany the sing'ers,
Story of a El ave.
I'e be bound hand and foot for years
the chains of dIsease Is the worst
m of slavery. George D. WillIsms,
Mancehester, MIch., tells how sucht a
eve was made free. He says: "My
fe has been so) helplees for five years
at she could not turn over In bed
me. A fter usIng t wo bot tles of Elec
.0 BItters, she is wonderfully 1m
eyed and able to do her own work."
its supreme remed v for female dis
ses quickly cure nervousness, sleep
is, mielachohly, headache, backache,
Intng and dlizy spells. ThuIs mIracle
arkIng medicIne Is a godsend to weatk,
3kIy, run down people Every bot
a guaranteed. Only 50 centa. Bold
all Drnegitt.
A SUtC UUE.
A Chaarvlston 1.mdy cqvem i Itrclpo for
snimilipo,x ul cale e
From a lady Iin Charileston the fol
lowing letter has reached the executive
"Having read in th, newsplipers I hat
smallpox and scarlet fever1 ar.e prevat
lent i Pomel portion-s of this State I
send yIu a r'1ci V"hiC is sid to be a
cure for. both di.'eaes. th Itikjig you
11it. se" lit to have samle pHis11heild in)
the pps of t le In)f. et d or liois of
the State. I i ave f4ir ye:srs had this
reelim- pmslud .n my *:-ip be.k, itiend
ing to try it i self should I have neud
to do to. To t ie pres nt time we have
bad no ne(ed for it, but. I give it to Yotu
in the hope th .0 it will prove all that, it
claims to do."
A correspondent of the Stockton
(Cal.) liel'ald writes:
"Appended is a revipo which has to
my vertain knowled-v he-i used sue
eessfully in hIIdr. d( s (Is. It will
prevent or elure 01he smlallpox, I-.hiough
the )iltinlgs are li'1ing. VIh'n Jn1lne'
discoveredI cow-pox in Eiglaidi, the
world of "4c i ct. bh l-11ill avah:nehle
of fame upon Its hend; lu wilen Iihe
llost, seintile 8cli ho"I of Itedivinl in
in the world-that of Pari'3 -pul isled
this revil It's a IpanaIIetc;a for sliltilpox,
It, passed ubil-cded.
"it is aS fat.e, 11an COqi(ueri- In Cve 'y
instance.
"It is harmless when taken by a well
person. It will also cure scarlet, fiver.
"Here is the recipe, as I have uts. d
It, to cure the stmatIl lipI x. ( ) 11h lean'1 -
ed physicians sitid the pat ient must d ,
it vuved):
"Recipe-Sutklpha-tMe ('f ziiv, onle grail
foxulove (digIiali ), one grain: ha a
teampoonlful of wvam.!r Whenl mixed adu
four ounecs -f w:ater, atid take a table
Spoonful every hour'. i1ther diseaso
will disappearl ill twelve hours. Iot a
child smaller does according to a1g..
"Ir counties wouid Compel Ileir phy
sicians to use it, they wou!d ie.-d ito
pest houses. It %(6lo va no tdviep and
CXI)e'ielCe. u -e t,his fl!' (hat tertible
disease '
Fifty gils, ages fr'omll t,wVpl Ve clars
and upward to work in 'he New'ierrt'
Kni-Ling Mtill. Applitnitions will 1,v
re1ceived frt mn tis date, t ,-'JL lunry I:,t,
1001 Wt,rk light and v,ssy to lIarn.
l'o thtsn not havint'r h141omles in ttv
Cit,y, (1r It4 suiburb11s, Imuscs will be Iro
vided. Apply it p,rsoit to President
of The Newberry Knitting Mill, New
be!,ry, S. C.
Unts from. St. Pilillp.
We are glad to know that Cl rist mas
Is close at hand. I hope to have it nic
t 0c with my oild Newherry fri--mis
'vti cars hiav pasmed since I had i e
p eas ire of being willi you all.
Tho Si. Philips b-iys expect to hav
a big time serenading Chriztnas night.
We want to bring old times back to
y tA once more. It is quite likely that
there will be it Christmas trec at S.
Pailips during the holidays, arAd if so
ve hope that, the young miin will deco
r ite it wit,h piresents for' their best
girls.
Listen for the wed(ding heclh, when a
cc.e ain house whieb is neatrli 'oml
plot(-d in this commiiifuit,y is tlnish'd
Our huirg will soon hatve a6 n'umber of
ne-v coo0k stoves. Aind this metLans a
"hot time." foir turkeys.
Our shift,Ing p)opulatlont, t6he inegro a
have already begun to move to new
home".
Miisses Nancy Lomninick anrd TJalu
Sligh spenlt S3aturd(ay niig'ht at the hos
pilitble home oIf M r. W la Ruff'.
Dr'. Illman p)re'ached an eloqujtent
antd Impressive sermon for tus last sah
'nat h. lie is a very' forceful and 11al
- nteid speaker and wVo expect mtuch
good from his labors amr'n,e tts.
Dec. 12.Featber Top.
Quiestionis a6nswered1.
Yes, August Flower still has the lar'g
est salei of any medicine In t,be civilized
world. Your mothers atnd grand moth
ers never thought of using anythitng
else for IndigestIon or biliousness. Doc
tors were scarce, and t,hey seldom heard
of appendicit,is, nervous prost,ration (or
heart, failure, etc. T'icy used August
Llower' to cleantt the s'ystem antd stop) fer
mentation of undligested food, recgula'e
t,he action of the liver, stimuilate the
netrvotus and oreanic action of the s'ys
torn, and that Is all tbey look when
feeling dull and had with headacehes
and othetr aches. You (only need a few
doses of Green's Auagust Flower. in li
quid( formt, to make yoti satisfied there
Is nothing serious the matter wIth yotu
Iior' sale by W. 10. Pelhamn.
A Rare Opplortlllty'
To se'cure' the room for othler pur poses
we well chose out our entire stuck of
Wagons and Buiggies at COST. We
Invite the a' tentlon of our fr'iends andl
customers who contemptlate b'uylne a
waigon oc'a bugjgy, and 'we wIll do the
rest " WhIle lookmne at our bargains
in above tins we will tell you some In
teretsling things abottt hoes, pis'ws.
hamnes and everyvthling in the hardware
line. (Club 8hells boied In best loads at
40e per biox-while these last only.
Newberry Hardware1
Compiany.
I 1Lcavii
TO C
LANtiE BUSINES
My determination to go in busir
and I therefore offer one of the nE
Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, Trim
Clothing, Overcoats, Shoes, Hats,
cent. below actual New York Cost:
kat. An (il; iroly now stock iooks 1,-> por coit.
bottor t hall it irokol stock.
211ol \\'hon I piay ;)spo( cash I can got 10 por
vvnt. off mllost goods.
3,I. Whon elist omllori svo all yl(,% goo<s ill sus
piviwn o ol t rash or l. If worn goods ilos twuv.
-fitl. \\'hon I opoil( businll8e ero four yvars
ago part. of mly stock wivis carriod] for it tionson,
an1 14veral of tlit shrow<d ones said ! hli d noth.
ing butl old goods. 1, unforiut tly for mw, (li<t
nlot haippl-n to ho thoir. cous'in, if 1 had0 bf-iln,
mnattors woulmt havwben dhifferent, and I dlo not.
intornd to givo tho shoppers inl Coluial tho samlo
1a1nc 1 I into l t' soll ouit overy alr-ticlo inl tho
storo it anything liko it rea.sounolo offer rahvir
t.han mnovo it, Roudl tlwsso priewi carofuilly, andl
SOO if I do niot. 11n(1an bulinelss:
170 Pirs Liit,s' Dross or SmOiItiy Shoes,
sizom 3, 31, 4, -, and 5 Th $1.25, $pi.3,-) 1111 1
Si -10, 1ho go at 97; t a'mllin sizv1s in Ihe >
i l mld $1 90 Shoes it $1.23; the $2.00, $2 25
ti-I $2 50 it, $1 .18.
Maon's, Boys' and Childron's Dross Shoos
10 por. enit. im-low cost. Mon's an<l \\'o11,1's
e-O sO Ovry (lily Shoes 5 por colit. holow cost.
My Clothing 1 1111 dio<lormuinod to sell at Ailmost.
any prico. A big lot of Cl t hint, Overcoaots and
I will m114,vo to Columilbil i 1.4 soonl ifter Clhristi as as I
collo aitit OI1CO an1d got th first pick. Try and got it oar
1i11il dark 14
Flynn's C
Au, v. ri ireel i.eti rs.
l! minintf it, 1. th poifofelvo li t Now
h. 44 . 8 C., for ie week unding DeC.
7, 1ll
1 - - a pIon it Lih h t Browi'l
M rs Pann i I I l 'oozel, i i bw a Doult
It wzvr, E- A. Io,% lus, N is A siat
Bown. H.-Ilbni1oozmr, Luther iyrd,
CS iS BtAs.
C -MI, l'onnve0 Croler. flattie
Croler, M iss 'anldis Dives.
MW W. E. i1d wards.
-MI s. Diyley Garv, Yeasi Green,
J H Grevorv, Miss Burik Itell Gorece,
NIeGil iui. (irv Jtl rson Gosdon.
II-- M ary 'lMnt er, M iss Plorance
II111. m.
.1--i A Jacksonl, \lia An1li" Jonles,
81mpO1 Jons, Care .J. 1yer.son Gosden. EN T
N) - M Itiia Miirietv, Mt c. Moore.
I '---Witt i iret, 10 i lePorter.
R--\liss Mary Rui, Anderson Ibus- IV
--Pohert, Sherd, W W. Scatrbor.
W-Genl J. Ga.iry Watts, Mrs. I.
Walilave, Mrl-s. Laura Wilson
I'ersons calliIini for thes'. I iti-s will
please say they w\ 4r ld vertil(ised.
XWm. Y. Fair', P. MI.
D)ec. 10, 1911)C OT0IN
SH OE
will be mac
10 Per' cellt I1)f at' Shoes. -Y uBo l
25 Per Cent. Off of and
Clothing, Our Loss
H ats, Capes, -
Colored Dress Goods, Noti0e of Fill1 80ltI
Trunks and alli Notice
Valises, N IS"" j.
until January 1 st, 1900. io.ecmbr,I1900, I
I ie mIlnt On 1 the esi
You know we mean "'' e"s,
what we say. all adinisror ll.l
BM i kW~the est1r or said dI
DrIJS808& Co , are he4reby)
Prosperity, S. C. """er -
-~~ (ldeonused, or4 DI - )t I
Jus R cevetll-y. n o
A large selection of LOST OR
choice Perfumes, in all hnofs
shapes and odors im- 23"";"""
agin able. Neat and A.no141n ha i e
cate of samte
pretty packages of all tt 1). II.
descriptions. Quality Homester
and quantity not sacri- N U,n NaI
ficed for the low pric.es "';~to,1;4; Toild
we are charging for '''J.":,i:
WV D ''Aiti
for them will mreet the MIi~e- Omiee, I
approval of each and -l''""i ale~t4,1
MILLI
every one after you
have seen them. It A sPEcIAl Drsse,
Will pay you to call and wheIre has just bet
Nort bern mairkets
see my goods before stock of atll the late
andl( WINTEsR MII
buying. ktrger' t han over he
trimmired ind reat]
bra11.Ing styh)s utt
ttions In life
D)o't forget, that
i Nowberru
PEN A
S IN COLUMBIA!
ess in Columbia is a settled fact,
west and most desirable stocks of
mings, White Goods, Homespuns,
Trunks, etc., at from 8 to 10 per
3SO pairs of odd pants have just arrivod that
should have been hero 00 da3 s ago. They must
be sacrificod, as I (o not intend to carry Clothing
or Shoes in Columinbia. Among those odd Pants
aro s.ine very fino Cassimores and some of the
never woer-out Corduroy for hunting and farm
ing. A pair of them will wear for years. Our
$1.00 Mei's Suits will go at $2 75; Men's $5.00
Suits for $3.18; $6.50 Suits $4.22; $7.50 will soll
at $5. !5 ai4 $10.00 Suits $7.35; Pants, the same
got-ds, to mnatch, or a nic(' faticy pants if desired.
Mln's Overcots 10 to 17) per cent. below cost.
15, 10, 18 and 19 years old young Mon's Over
coats $0.50 and $7.50 lino quality English Wors
fid to go t, $3.45. Boys' Overcoats for 5, 6, 7,
8, 9, 10 years to go at 85c. Trunks all kinds
and sizos 20por cent. oft factory prices. All our
Ilats and Caps intist go at. somo price. Linen
Tablo Dtamiask, Towels Crasi, Nlarsales, Quilts,
Pines, Nainsooks, Lawns, Organdies, Ladies'
UndervostF, PUnion Siiits, Silks for trimming and
Shirtwaists to be sold 10 per cent. oif cost. All
our 50, 00, and 75c. Corsets to go at 45c. In
fact. overy article in stock is to bo sacrificod, and
in our stock you cu find any articlo that is
usually kept in) a first class storo.
man get away, and I wantt all parties wishing bargains to
ly and trado at once so as to avoid the rush frou midday
ash Store,
14[AN SnEp
OF THE
'IRE STOCK OF
IERCHANDISE,
3, DRY GOODS,
:s, HATS, TRUNKS,
GLASS, WOOD AND TINW ARE
le regai-dless of cost.
y oods must and will be sold by
SJa uary1 st, 1900,
, Ottol(iettiler.
to rlltors,
I LUlCY GIVEN NlCPrr ol otr
1(ay3 the 21st, daiy o
vill mcake a lInael set
to oif M r's. Sarah A.
andC( will unmcedeci
pi s for ( a dis cargo
saId decens. dI.
'cIiased, or l)anils
0'If.ed, to my10 a Cllr
w &I Heym at 0'
osis debIPtd to sid
y~ 511i1 atc orm-c3s on
dmtfinist,rato,r, &c.
MISLAI D.
ekl ini th United
I Truccst Gon, epanry ), tCkti:
or If). II (out,tc A talD pe are
a of sid (compantsf
uc m cadeu for dunpl. --
('OUJNTS' & CO.
id Notico.
'ia no- I Tloucd undc(
d ceased,( havI ni -h
vi ii, ei hom.st . ii,
r'-cl ccndc pent.i- I.
CC d H-I. ctpa ~c 'I
anW.
)Y, NI -t(r, N C
I ec5 h 19100
NERY.
Y Tro cE SEEN AT cfat,wgarneIt icIapfe
AIILLI,NERY, t u ersnaIno l h od
cc rcetived from the W 01
a llI aned varied
Iinery. Ascso tmecnt,
fore Ticreed, un- Gls JutArvd
y-to-weaer flats, em- oead xmn u sok tI
ible for' all ages andl
caucty, comfort,. be- rkyupoda.
onIomyC In t.hem acll.
at tbo IIlSIR Mu.l
kOOS a ol prce c DANcr NIile & ettU '